I think this is because functools.partial is written as C extension.
You can't get the code object from them for inspection. But you still
can call them, get/set custom attributes, get the curried function as
func attribute, get curried args from args attribute and curried
keyword arguments from k
On Dec 24, 2007 4:17 PM, Ivan Illarionov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I suggest using python 2.5 standard library functools.partial when it
> is available instead of django.utils.functional.curry. This functions
> are technically the same with the exception that partial is written in
> C and is
Sadly, it cannot be used out of the box, partial objects don't work
with dispatcher and some unit test failed when I tried to use it in
models.base. But it could be integrated slowly.
On 25 дек, 01:17, Ivan Illarionov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I suggest using python 2.5 standard library functo
I suggest using python 2.5 standard library functools.partial when it
is available instead of django.utils.functional.curry. This functions
are technically the same with the exception that partial is written in
C and is about 2 times faster.
Just replace every:
from django.utils.functional import
